Sentence examples for maintained prestige from inspiring English sources

The Yellow Jacket Club maintained prestige and political power on campus until late 1944.

Other incentives to avoid misconduct may include a desire to earn re-election, the need to maintain prestige as an element of Presidential influence, and a President's traditional concern for his historical stature".

This study extends the economic theory of universities and nonprofit organizations to academic libraries and argues that academic research libraries seek to expand and maintain prestige of universities by expanding and maintaining their collections.

The Bull Dogs only admitted rising juniors and seniors into their ranks in order to maintain prestige and honor in the club.

Restricting those honoured with a Nobel helps maintain their prestige.

That allows editing intended to maintain the prestige and dignity of the Northern leader.

Overall, I think the Tonys do a very good job of maintaining the prestige.

"We want this to be a one-off to maintain its prestige," she says.

The aristocrats, who form an upper class, maintain their prestige by periodic feasts.

Today, the traffic police continue to maintain their prestige, and bribery seems like a long-obscure practice.

He had to reassure the Tory right that he was maintaining national prestige while in reality undertaking a policy of colonial withdrawal he had to mouth the rhetoric of economic liberalism while remaining at heart a dirigiste.